Information about Dencarik (Indonesia, Bali)
Indonesia -> Bali |
| The Owner of 'Bali Villa Asmara' says about Dencarik |
| Lovina is a nice small tourist town in the north of Bali. Dencarik is located minutes away from North Bali's tourist center, Lovina with shops, restaurants, spas, beach massages, dolphin tours and snorkeling. The historic harbor city of Singaraja is nearby with museums, fresh food market, schools, hospitals, banks and supermarkets. An hour to the west is Bali's National Park for trekking or visiting the Bird sanctuary with the Menjangan Island for diving and snorkeling part of the preserve. The Banjar Hot Springs, Gitgit waterfalls, Brahma Vihara Arama Buddhist monastery, Hindu temples, rice paddies and grape vineyards are all near Villa Asmara. Or just relax in your private garden oasis with beautiful tropical plants, ponds and private swimming pool with the beach and the Bali Sea to watch romantic sunsets. |
| The Owner of 'Villa Beranda' says about Dencarik |
Villa Beranda belongs to Dencarik village area in North Bali. North Bali coast is relatively calm and quiet. The sea in this area is usually calm with no big waves, which enables you to practice many kind of water sport safely, such as snorkeling, fishing, swimming, dolphin watching, diving or simply boating along the coast. The local fishermen will happily take you with their boat to do any of these activities. Unlike the busy, crowded, and overpowering tourist area of Kuta or Seminyak, north Bali offers more quiet and calmer scene. Getting around. You can simply rent a car with or without driver. It costs around 12-14¤ per day. Other possibility is to rent a motorbike, which is much cheaper than renting a car. The road is relatively safe, but keep in mind that you have to drive on the left. |
| The Owner of 'Villa Shanti' says about Dencarik |
| The vacation villa in Bali is located at the beautiful lava-beach of Lovina. The villa is situated within a large private plot of 3000sqm in the quiet north of Bali, next to vineyards and the beach. You will also have the mountains and the Bratan lake within easy reach. |
| The Owner of 'Rumah Buka' says about Dencarik |
| Dencarik is a small village halfway between the former capital of Bali, Singaraja and Seririt with its traditional and colourful market. In the immediate surrounding is the only Buddhist monastery next to the Banjar hotsprings and several Hindu temples, large waterfalls at Sekumpul,one hour away from Menjangan Island the best snorkelingplace on Bali, various places for trekkings and other sightseeing places. |
| The Owner of 'Bali Villa Shanti' says about Dencarik |
Lovina is also known as Pantai (Beach) or (Lovina Beach). It is an area in the north of Bali in Buleleng district in Indonesia. It lies approximately 8 kilometers west of the district capital Singaraja. The name chosen by Lovina is a contraction of the words Love Indonesia.
The place derives its name from the last king (raja) of North Bali, who is also a popular author and a pioneer in tourism to Bali was in the early fifties of the last century. His house in the village Kalibukbuk is no longer there, but a high outbuilding and a high garden wall in Balinese style are still in good condition. The garden is now overgrown. Stories are circulating that there is a live cobra. However, it has plans to host the cultural center of Lovina. However, like many in Indonesia it will cost time.
Lovina offers good tourist facilities and has not the crowds of southern Bali. It is a quiet resort with nice beaches and good diving facilities. There are restaurants, cafes, shops, dive shops and hotels |